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RaySafe Solo Specifications

RAYSAFE SOLO GENERAL EXPOSURE NEEDED One RESET Automatic DETECTOR CABLE LENGTH 2 and 10 m (6.5 and 33 ft) PATENT Germany DE69430268.6-08 SIZE BASE UNIT WEIGHT POWER OFF POWER SOURCE BATTERY TIME READ OUT Rechargeable 7.4 V Li-on battery 201 - 401hours (depending on detector and if Bluetooth is used) Three row alphanumerical backlit display with four digits numerical resolution RANGE mA UNCERTAINTY mA RANGE mAs UNCERTAINTY mAs MAX LOAD REPRODUCIBILITY OVER VOLTAGE PROTECTION EXPOSURE TIME RANGE UNCERTAINTY PULSE RANGE PEAK TRIG LEVEL PULSE RATE RANGE mAs PER PULSE RANGE SIZE...

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RAYSAFE SOLO DOSE SIZE DETECTOR WEIGHT DOSE (R/F LOW) RANGE TRIG LEVEL SIZE DETECTOR WEIGHT RANGE TRIG LEVEL UNCERTAINTY DOSE (R/F HIGH) RANGE TRIG LEVEL RANGE MIN. PEAK TRIG LEVEL UNCERTAINTY 10 nGy/s –1 mGy/s (70 µR/min – 7 R/min) MIN. PEAK TRIG LEVEL RANGE MIN. PEAK TRIG LEVEL UNCERTAINTY RANGE UNCERTAINTY PEAK TRIG LEVEL (DENT LOW) PEAK TRIG LEVEL (DENT HIGH) 10 % or ± 0.2 mm Al (at signal levels above 1/1000 of max dose rate for selected sensor) 2 % (for total ﬁltrations from 2.5 mm Al up to 15 mm Al or equivalent, Active Compensation) 0.8 mA, 70 kV, 50 cm (19.7 in), no added ﬁltration...

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RAYSAFE SOLO LIGHT SIZE DETECTOR 117 x 22 x 12 mm WEIGHT DOSE BEAM QUALITITES RANGE TRIG LEVEL UNCERTAINTY Mo/Mo, Mo/Al, Mo/Rh, Rh/Rh, Rh/Al, W/Rh, WAg 5 pGy - 9999 Gy (0.5 mR - 9999R) 10 pGy/s (70 mR/min) 5 % or ± 5 pGy (0.5 mR) (20 - 40 kV: Mo/Mo 22 - 49 kV: Mo/Al, Rh/Rh, Rh/Al 22 - 40 kV: Mo/Rh, W/Rh, W/Ag, 0 - 2.5 mm Al added filtration, Active Compensation:' (1) Definition: Paddle = 0.1 mm Al Note! Variation in paddle thickness and homogeneity may affect kV results. To achieve the most accurate result, kV measurements without paddle is recommended. (2) HVL is an option to RaySafe...

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RAYSAFE UNCERTAINTY DEFINITION The expanded uncertainty is stated as the combined uncertainty of measurement multiplied by the coverage factor k=2, which assuming a normal distribution has a coverage probability of 95 % (complies with GUM by ISO (1995, ISBN 92-67-10188-9)). Instrument speciﬁcations are subject to purchased conﬁguration. All speciﬁcations may change without not

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